Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
CEREBRAL mAEXETs,
Produce ana Prozisionr.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 2I.-Flour-Easy but
unchanged. Wheat dropped of az during the
session, but recovered and closed firm NJ Z. o
80 better IMAM yesterday. No red cash $50
ts'ac; october Is ass -, closing 5st.
November o. a 0C, closing at 20 C, nominal;
December u .e7l &C. closing at lie;
Corn Market shade higher; October,
s. e. closing - c; Novem Der 81 &C, closing
at &c. December 4004IHc' oats dull, cash
p e 3J1c October 2j>4 as &C, closing at 23IE
az. Com meal steady at s. OoG3 TO-
" hisky steady at 81 %. Provisions dull and
easy pork, Irregular; standard mess, SO 80;
( new, SIS %. Lard s. % bid. Dry salt meats,
boxed, on orders shoulders 3 -; long clears
s. lji clear ibis 50 90; short clears SO I2Is.
Hacon, boxed shoulders = -; long clears
- 2iG5 81 clear ribs 50 = sC} 5Oi snort clears.
- 6~a9 so Afternoon BOARD, wheat active
and higher, November 7O'ic bid; December ia
- MSy Il c. Corn steady. oats firm.
CHICIGO. ILL, sept. 2I.-WhiI the disDosi-
ton of the wheat crowd on Change to day was
rather bulish outside speculation WAS so light
that nothing Wes done IN the way of buying.
| Considering the iightness of speculation values
hal been remarkably steady during the greater
! part of the session As on yesterday, shortly
/ before the close there was attempt on the
[ part OF wheat shorts to cover TN few minutes
/ some OLD time activity was seen IN the pit and
/ wheat went up &c before the closing Del rang
and II was with difficulty that the officers OF thu
! nO0r could stop trading and excitement In pit.
/ All futures sold sc over oil :ial quotations
! after close at lip. Receipts show something
/ of falling OIL TO day, aggIcaating at i linus
] j t
footing up sos Geo bushels; chipping and export
/ demand limited and interfered with
| by an advance in European freightS.
! october opened at G95, declined to 6SA ats C,
reacted TO tJie declined again to as &C, reacted
/ and closed at 80 ll-i6c. Corn showed COnsidera-
/ Die weakness, due In part to large receipts an
/ nounCed for TO morrow, 100 cars and partly to
/ large offerings of LEGAL operators when IL
/ was moderately active; the market opened
! about the same as yesterdays closing, with Of
/ terings quite free ana prices declined q % &c,
/
| ruled hrmer and closed Z, q c lower than yes
! terday- october opened at a. &c. sold down
with small fluctuations to Ale, advanced and
| closed at ~ all C; May opened ct
| 44Ac, receIed irregulgTy TO Il C, re-
/ covering to li+c, the closing prices. The
| holders OF provisions IN OGted freely,
! owing to unexpectedly large receipts of
hogs and decline of 1a2c IN value of animals.
There was no out5ide buying orders OF Conse
| quenCe, and prices of October short ribs made
net decline of SOC. Jan Eary declined sc. Lard
was offered moro freely and declined = G5c-
BOrH Tor January sold az So lJGl II ia and
closed at IL -. bid. Leading futures closed:
w heat, 40. ,, September So c. OCTOBER CO. c,
| December Zhc; May, &c. Corn, ~-ptembe r Ale I;
october, Al 80; November, Al h; May, A c.
Mes pork, year, ST. ~. JanUdry. y - :. Lard,
September, = 50; OCTOBER, So 5J November,
ST j2H, January, So ~. Short ibis, Scptem-
quotations were: Flour, quiet and unchanged
No. spring wheat, G-,s d6r &C; No. red, 5O1zc.
No. corn, 4!C, less pork. So Goals -. Lard,
So 81. ShCrt-ribs, sides, loose, $ goa p.
Dry salt shoulders. boXsd, 8 3jGJ 30 short
clear sides. bONei, : 5JGS e..
NEW OHIEsNS, La, Sept. 2I.-Oa:s-
Easier No. 32G34ci others unchanged.